The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-16
NEW REAPPORTIONMENT.
Arrangement of Senate and Assenbl,
Districts in the State.

sembly districts. The representation
is about one member to every 3. 900
of population, or as near that as it
could be made. Democrats think that
the apportionment will give them
about 20 sure districts cut OF the 100
with gooi fighting chances in several
more. The Senate pportionmeut
was agreed to by the committee few
days ago, aud now the whole appor-
Jlonment scheme mas been submitted,
the plan proposed IS creating consid-
cradle comment and arousing much
opposition. It is claimed that under
the present plan the older part of the
state is receiving a larger portion OF
members IN both Senate ard Assembly
than the ratio OF populate and in
crease OF population would entitle it
to. 1t Is SAID that there are several
mark ed Instances of districts formed
ln older parts OF the state where there
Is falling off rather than an increase
III population with less population
than districts IN more newly settled
portions Cf the state, where the popu-
iation is increasing rapidly. This is
declared to be marked Injustice,
which should be remedied, or nothing
will be gained by the new apportion-
ment. Toe basis for Assembly Dis
trict5 IS q population OF $500, yet
Pepin County with population oi
not quite 1000 gets an assemblyman,
while Chippewa County with 25 600
only receives one assem- olyman; Grant
County, with $1,000, receives three
assembly men. A part OF Fond du
Lac County, with 81, 900 inhabitants,
forms a Senatorial district, while
Monroe, Jackson and Wood, with
$4,000 inhabitants, are crowded into
one district. This, too, notWlthstand-
ing the basis OF senatorial districts is
one district to every $4,000 inhabit-
ants, and the additional fact that
those counties are gaining In popula-
tion rapidly, while Fond du Lac is at
q standStill
THE NEW ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
Each OF the following counties will
constitute aG assembly district, ex-
cept Adarls esnd Marquette which are
combined
Clark, Dunn, Pierce, st. Cr 3ix, Jackson,
Buffalo, Trempealeau, Ripon, Adams and
Marquette, Wood, Polk Oconto, Marinette,
Door, keaosha, Racine Ozaukee, Wash:
lngtcn, Richland, Crawford, Green Lake,
Waushara, Juneau.
In theiOllOwi2g counties districts are
m 3de up as follows:
Sheboygan-Towns OF Herman, Mosel,
Rhine, Russell, Sheboygan and city OF She
boygan, First District; towns of Greenbush.
Linden. Mitchell, She5oygan Falls, Plym-
outh aud village OF Sheboygan Falls,
Second District; towns OF Holland, Lima,
SCOTS, Sherman and Wilson, Third Dis
trict.
City OF Eau Claire, in Eau Claire County,
First District in that county; towns of
Bridge Creek, Brunswick, Clear Creek,
Drammen, Fairchild, Ludington, Otter
Creek, Pleasant Valley, Seymour, Wash.
ington, Lincoln, and city OF Augusta,
Second District in that county.
Bayfield,, Burnett, Douglas, Washburn,
Sawyer, one district.
Iowa-Towns of Arena, Moscow Mineral
Point, Rldgeway, Waldwick, city of Min
eral Point, one district; towns OF Clyde,
Dodgevile, Eden, Highland Linden, Miffin,
Pulaski Wyoming Second District.
Grant-Towns ofClifton, Ellenboro, Har-
rieon, Hazel Green, jamestown, Linn,
Paris, Piatteville Smelser, First District,
towns OF Beetown, Bloomington, Cassville,
Glen Haven, Lancaster, Liberty, Little
Grant, Potosi, Waterloo, Second District;
towns OF Castle Rock, Boscobel Fenni-
more Hickory Grove, Marion, Millville,
Mt. Hope, Mt. Ida, Muscoda, Patch Grove,
Watertown, Wingville, Woodman, Wyalus-
ing Third District.
Green-Towns of Cadiz, Clarno, Jefferson,
Spring Grove, Jordan, Monroe, Sylvester
and city of Monroe, one district.
Green and LsFayette-Towns of Brook
lyn, Exeter, New Glarus, York, Albany,
Mt. Pleasant, Washington and Adams in
Green County, and the towns of Argyle,
Wyota, Darlington, Willow Springs, Fay
ette and Blanchard in Lafayette County,
one district.
LaFayette-Towns of Kendall Belmont,
Elk Grove, Seymour, Benton, New Dig
gings, Shullsburg, White Oak Springs, Mon
ticello, Wayne and Gratiot in Lafayette
County, one district.
Portage-One district.
Marathon-Towns OF Spencer, Day, Ber-
gen, Brighton, Eau Pleine, Cleveland Mos
inee, Hulwein, Marathon, Holton, John
son. Riet brock, Rib Falls, Stettin, Main,
Berlin, Hamburg, Halsey and village OF
Marathon FIRST District towns of T-xas,
Easton. Wausau. Weston, Norrie Pike
Lake, kronenwetter, knowlton and city
OF Wausau, Second District.
Dane-Towns of Dunn, Blooming Grove,
Pleasant Springs, Albion Dunkirk, cities
OF Stouehton and Madison, First District;
Towns OF Vienna, Windsor, Burke, Bristol
York, Sun Prairie, Medina, Chrstiana and
Deerfeld, Second District; the towns of
Rutland, Fitchburg, Oregon, Montrose,
Primrose, Perry, Black Earth, Mazoma ME
and Madison, Third District; towns OF Rox.
bury, Dane, Berry, Springfield, Westport,
Cross Plains, Middleton, Springdale and
Verona Fourth District.
Sauk-Towns of Fairfield, Greenfield
Merfimac Sumpter, Prairie du Sac, Honey
Creek, Troy Franklin. Spring Green, Bear
Greek and the city of Baraboo, county of
Sauk First District; the towns of Dalton,
Delona, Freedom, Excelsior, Raedsb burg
Ironton, Westfield Washington, Woodland
La Nale and Winfield Sank County,
Second District.
Outa gamie-City OF Appleton and towns
OF Centre aaa Grand Chute, Outagamie. one
district.
Winuebago and Outagamie-C and
town OF Menasha. WinneSago County, and
towns ot Main, Deer creek, Cicero. Sew
noGr, Maple Creek, Bovina, Black Creek,
Osborn, Liberty, Ellington, Freedom, Hor-
tonia. Dale Greenvillo Buchanan, Kau-
kauna, the Third Ward Of New London
and the cities Of Seymour and kaukauna
in Outaga nje ona district.
Ashland, Price, Oneida, Forest and Flor
enee, one district.
LiLcaln, Taylur and Langlade, one dis
trict.
Monros-Towns Of Angelo, Jefferson, La
Fayette, Leon, Little Falls, New Lyme,
Portland, Ridgeville, Sparta Wells, and the
city OF Sparta, First District; towns of Adri-
an, Byron, Glendale, Clifton Greenfield, La
Grange, Lincoln, Sheldon, Tomah, Yelling
ton, Oakd&ie. Wilton and the city OF To-
NAH, Second District.
La Crosse--La Urosss city First District
towns OF Barre Bangor, Burns. Campbell
Holland. Onalaska, Shelby. Washington
and the city OF Ona!aska, Second District
Winnebago-Fnst, Second, Fourth and
Fifth Wards, city of Oshkosh, town OF Osh-
kosh, county of Winnebaso, First District;
towns OF Neenah, Clayton, Winchester
Winneconne, Nlnland, Poygan, Wolf River
Neenah, county OF Wiunebago, Second Dis
trict; towns OF Algoma, Black Wolf, Ke.
kune, Wehaukun, Omro, Rushford, Utica,
and the Third and Sixth Wards OF the city
OF Oshkosh, the Third District.
Jefierson-Towns OF Concord, Farington,
lNonie, Milford. Waterloo, Watertown,
village OF Waterloo and the First, Second,
Third. Fourth and Seventh Wards OF the
city Of Watertown, First District; towns of,